24 August 2023: Wealth Product Ideas
FCN Idea – Palantir
- Palantir (PLTR) reported Q2 earnings with double-digit growth and highlighted the potential of their latest AI offering, the Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP), to significantly expand the company’s total addressable market and create long-term value.
- In Q2, Palantir’s revenues grew by 12.8% YoY to reach US$533.32 million, driven by a 10% YoY increase in commercial revenues and a 15% YoY increase in government revenues.
- The company achieved positive cash flow and recorded GAAP profitability for the third consecutive quarter, underscoring the ongoing growth story of Palantir.
- Palantir witnessed a 38% YoY increase in its customer count, reaching 421 customers in Q2. The management successfully closed 66 deals worth at least US$1 million.
- The overall economic improvement could potentially benefit Palantir, leading to strong commercial spending headwinds and aggressive growth in new customers.
- Palantir’s entrance into the generative AI field through the launch of AIP in Q2 is expected to be a game changer for the company, enabling it to attract new customers at an even more aggressive rate. The generative AI industry itself is projected to surpass US$1 trillion in value in the coming years.
- Palantir’s recent authorization of a buyback program of up to US$1 billion further reinforces confidence in the company’s future prospects.
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Payout Scenarios:
Investors receive corresponding interest payments every month and;
- KO Early Redemption: Principal + KO returns (KO event occurs only when the closing price of all underlying securities is higher than the knock-out price)
- Maturity Redemption: If no KO event occurs, the payout will be:
- If the final price of all underlying is higher than or equal to the strike price, investors will receive 100% cash return on their principal, along with the final interest.
- If the final price of one or more underlying is lower than the strike price, investors will receive 100% of their principal in the form of shares of the worst-performing stock and will also receive the final interest.
(Source: Bloomberg)